Peter Zeedijk wrote:
Nice, don't see much with this lens or other version. I really use the Kiron version a lot on the A7R, love this lens!
Yes, it's my first macro lens and is fun for telephoto work as well. Given the Lester Dine version was marketed as a dental camera, it's amusing to read the markings on the barrel that indicate the magnification for various oral findings like plaque, etc.
I call this one "Guardians of the Fallen". I found this huge Cypress tree that was mostly submerged except for the base. The upright trees in the back looked as if they were watching over their fallen friend. That's what I wanted to convey with my edit of this image.
Captured with the Tokina 90 and Smooth Reflections app.
Still going through my Mexico pictures. I took my A7 and my new A6500 and a handful of lenses. I took my my Rokinon 24mm f1.4 for mainly night shy photography. One night in Sayulita I put it on the A6500 and headed into town. Here is one of the pictures I took. Wide open I think.
Contax 100/3.5, a7r. What lies beyond - this is the chörten at the end of the road less traveled; it blocks the road west to the most remote region of the Great Himalayan Range, the borderlands where West Tibet (Guge in Ngari) meets India (Spiti). This place was a civilization that is so old that no one knows just how old it was. No one from the regular world ever goes there. When I asked if I could, they told me 'no'.
Looking at Autumn Color and into the distance from Overlook
Tripod mounted A7rM V3 and Leica M WATE lens set to 21mm
ISO 400, f8?, 1/400 second
Exposure corrected by +0.24 Stops; processed in LR6.4
October 22, 2016
At Pinnacles Overlook, Shenandoah NP, Virginia
Mark -- I've been meaning to directly compliment your work beyond just ticking the "like" box. Very nice -- deft technical execution, and many subjects close to your heart. The quality shows!
Gunzorro wrote:
Mark -- I've been meaning to directly compliment your work beyond just ticking the "like" box. Very nice -- deft technical execution, and many subjects close to your heart. The quality shows!
Looking forward to your future postings.
Happy holidays!
Thank you very much for your kind words! I also wish you Happy holidays
Bob: Great shots with Laowa! I´am just finishing my set with Laowa 12 from Prague.
Some with FD 55/1.2 S.S.C ASPH wide open..
... only few days remaining..
